Greenwich real estate is starting to go into spring blooming season; there were 57 open houses available for the broker tour this Tuesday.  Unfortunately several were repeats and some were old listings from last year, just recycled.  That isn’t terrible as it happens for one reason or another, usually over zealous pricing that comes up short but I think that we are still a little short on inventory. j-hokkaido.com  Of the offers we toured, a couple stood out.  A wonderful but expensive French Classic built in 2009 on 3.93 acres in a 2 acre zone with a beautifully maintained tennis...

A lot is being written about the $120Million sale of the 51 acre Copper Beech Farm estate. ( for a private tour go to youtube.com and type in Copper Beech Farm, Greenwich CT) It is the second highest single family sale in the US and obviously the first here in Greenwich. It will be a source of speculation and interest for many months to come as more information about the buyers and the possible use of this massive track of waterfront property become known.  And it will also continue to bring publicity and attention to our town already labeled and written about as one of the wealthiest...

It’s easy to get excited about the over the top homes for sale in Greenwich but the real news is the needed inventory in the under $1M and the $1M-$2M. Right now there are a few listings worth noting for the Greenwich home buyers including a totally renovated in 2007 Colonial on a somewhat main street in Cos Cob.  Priced at $1.495M this 2950 sq. ft. cutie on .23 acres is certainly worth a look.  The back yard is fully fenced to compensate for the double yellow line on the street and with 2 basements, there is certainly room for bad weather activities. Quality finishes abound as well...

“Long range vistas over Long Island Sound…” is only part of the story when it comes to a new listing near Todd’s Point in Greenwich. Priced at $10.995M, this 6455 square foot winner on .48 acres is one of the best homes around.  It survived Sandy with minimal issues because it was built for its location in 2004 with the necessary components needed for direct waterfront.  The house is beyond beautiful, even the staircases, front and back are gorgeous.  Living in this home would mean no more trips in bumper to bumper traffic on the way to the Hamptons. cheapest...

If you have $9.75M, want to live in a gated enclave within a gated community and just happen to like open water views there is a house just waiting for your signature on the dotted line.  According to the listing on the Greenwich Multiple Listing service, the buyer of this Greenwich estate will have to settle for 11,593 square feet on 2.39 acres, a heated negative edge pool and waterfall, putting green, wine cellar, movie theater, heated driveway, a 2 story helical staircase, a cupola capped library and of coarse, a generator.  Now this European Style Traditional home has been on and off...